Plano
April 27-28
Each year, the Downtown Plano Arts District is transformed into a neighborhood block party with music, contemporary art installations, performances from local arts groups, kids’ zones, and more. Sidewalk Picassos can get in on the fun with the Chalk It Up competition—an Art Fest mainstay.
Photo: Brian Maschino
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Burnet
April 12-14
Thought of as one of the state’s best places to view wildflowers, the “Bluebonnet Capital of Texas” officially earned its nickname with a Texas Legislature designation in 1981. This small-town soiree is a can’t-miss celebration of the Texas state flower. Featured activities include live music, kids’ carnivals, beer gardens, and the annual wiener dog race through Burnet’s Historic Square.
Photo: Charles Reagan Hackleman
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San Antonio
April 24-26
Fiesta San Antonio has evolved into one of the country’s most renowned festivals with a huge economic impact and even bigger celebration of the diverse cultures alive in San Antonio. The mariachi festival features a performance by Mariachi Las Alteñas, San Antonio’s premier all-female mariachi band.
Photo: Will van Overbeek
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Wimberley
April 27
Every April, the EmilyAnn Theater and Gardens celebrates life with the release of thousands of butterflies and fanfare to boot. The 21st annual event kicks off with an opening ceremony at the Wimberly Veterans Memorial to honor lives lost in the past year, & the day continues with food, crafts, games, bounce houses, entertainment, & more.
Photo: Tom McCarthy Jr.
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Beauty Awaits
Visit Conroe. With its tapestry of history, lush shorelines and wildflower landscapes, it is a perfect vacation destination.
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Premiere Market 2019
Shop ‘til you drop at Premiere Market 2019: only the best in boutique-style merchants! April 5-6 - Bryan/College Station
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